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LHMS Picture Retake Day is October 26th
By Chad Grow on 10-26-2021
Picture Retake Day at Logan-Hocking Middle School is Tuesday, October 26th. Pictures will start first thing in the morning. Students can return their original picture packets to have their pictures retaken or they may order new pictures. If you would like to order pictures online, please visit https://lifetouch.com/ and enter the Picture Day Information listed below. Chieftain Academy pictures will start at 9:30am. School Name: Logan-Hocking Middle School Picture Day Date: Tuesday,...
Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted Visits LHMS
By Chad Grow on 9-30-2021
Logan-Hocking Middle School had the opportunity to have Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted visit on Wednesday, September 29th. The LG was visiting the area and stopped by to speak to a group of 8th grade students in Mrs. Shaw's Transitions and Careers Class. Class Officers of the LHMS FCCLA(Family, Career, Community Leaders of America)greeted Mr. Husted when he arrived. LG Husted spoke with students about opportunities after high school and the great opportunities that are offered at Career Cente...
5th Grade Band Meetings
By Band Department on 9-20-2021
5th Grade Band Meetings THIS WEEK! Organizational meetings for beginning fifth grade band students in the Logan-Hocking School District have been scheduled for the following nights. * Students with last names A - K.....................Wed. Sept. 22, 2021, 6:30 p.m. * Students with last names L – Z.....................Thurs. Sept. 23, 2021, 6:30 p.m. *NOTE: Each meeting night is held at the Middle School Theatre at 6:30 p.m. Strict COVID protocols will be followed. Masks are required. A...
Junior High Volleyball Open Gyms and Tryouts
By Coach Moore and Coach Grow on 7-20-2021
Jr High Volleyball Open Gym 7/13 & 7/15 from 4:30-6:30 at LHMS 7/20 & 7/22 from 4:30-6:30 at LHMS 7/27 & 7/29 from 4:30-6:30 at LHMS Tryouts: 8/2 - 6:30-8:00 at LHMS 8/3 - 4:00-5:30 at LHMS 8/3 - 6:00pm-7:00pm - Mandatory Parent Meeting at LHS. Student athlete and at least 1 parent or guardian must attend. 8/4 - 6:30-8:00 at LHMS *Athletes must attend all days of tryouts. To stay up to date on future Open Gyms and announcements for Junior High Volleyball Open Gyms join the ...
LHMS Maya Burrito Summer Display
By Mrs. Oldham on 7-6-2021
The public is invited to stop by the Maya Burrito Company this summer to view two installations of artwork by students of the After Care Program at Logan-Hocking Middle School. Under the direction of Mrs. Laurie Klinebriel young artists created beautiful flower compositions using stencils and colored pencils.
Perceptions Art Exhibition
By Suzanne Oldham on 5-25-2021
The Logan-Hocking Middle School Art Department invites you to view the premiere of our first online gallery! Click here to view the 6th Annual Perceptions LHMS Youth Art Exhibition.
Congratulations LHS Choir
By Courtney Snipes on 5-17-2021
Congratulations to LHS choir who earned all superior ratings and chosen Best Overall Choir at Kings Island. Maisey Russell also earned Best Overall Soloist.
LHMS Yearbook Orders
By Mrs. Riddlebarger on 12-9-2020
Logan-Hocking Middle School Yearbooks will be available again this school year. For the month of December you may purchase a yearbook and receive $5.00 off using the code Jingle at checkout. Coupon is good 12/4-12/31.
FCCLA Shows Appreciation to Staff and Community
By Mrs. Shaw on 11-24-2020
Grateful FCCLA(Family, Career, Community Leaders of America) members have learned to look beyond themselves and discovered how to show gratitude. Logan-Hocking Middle School 8th grade FCCLA members made 70 fabric pumpkins and contributed them to the Logan-Hocking Middle School staff. During this pandemic, FCCLA members wanted to show their teachers and administrators how much they appreciate their hard work and dedication to their school. FCCLA members also wanted to help their community by mak...
LHMS PTO Fundraiser
By LHMS PTO on 11-20-2020
The Logan-Hocking Middle School PTO has partnered with 2 great companies to help raise money for our school. Hawk's Nest - https://lhmsfall2020.itemorder.com and CoZzzy Comfy - www.cozzzycomfy.com/online-store Choose online code: Logan Hocking MS 1 - 2020 All orders will be placed online. Please share this information with your family and friends. There will be prizes for top sellers. When ordering, please have your family and friends put a note with the Student's Name that the...
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Why Joss Whedon Will Never Make A Star Wars Movie
Joss Whedon is back in the headlines with an interview with Complex magazine where the director was asked what was on the horizon for him and if he would ever consider doing another franchise blockbuster.
I mean, it's a fun thing to do, to put yourself in the service of something if you think you can add an interpretation. It's no different than any other storytelling. There are some times when you get micro-managed to death but with Marvel, they let me make two movies that were very much mine. So do I want to make James Bond movie? Yeah. Anne Hathaway does Catwoman again? Sure, I'm in. Do I want to make a Star Wars movie? Yeah. I was like, "I don't want to make a Star Wars movie. Like, god dammit, why?" But I saw the trailer for Rogue a while ago and I was like, "I want to do that." To make a Star Wars movie and not be wed to the bigger picture.
Sounds pretty selfish if you ask me. Now before I get into this let me just say that I am a fan of the director's early work. I was twelve years old when Sarah Michelle Gellar first hit the scene as Buffy The Vampire Slayer, right as all my hormones were kicking in and boy did I have a crush on her. Add the kick-ass action and the fantastic chemistry between the cast complemented by Whedon's ability to juggle characters and I was totally in. Buffy was actually the first show I can remember wanting to come back to week after week. I was a latecomer to Firefly but the show had everything I loved about Buffy so I fell in love with that as well. I'm just glad I knew it was only a season going in so I tempered my expectations and didn't get too invested.
Fast forward to The Avengers. I'm going to give the unpopular opinion here and say that I did not think the first Avengers film was any good. Now before you go screaming at me in the comments saying "It was the first time we got to see The Avengers on screen together!", yeah, that's just it. That's the only argument anyone makes as to why it was a good film. I didn't grow up a fan of the Avengers (Sorry, I'm a Star Wars/Batman/Spider-Man guy), so I wasn't blinded by my love for the characters. The spectacle of seeing them come together on screen wasn't enough for me to love the movie like most Marvel fans did. I thought it was a rather boring two hours featuring a bunch of superheroes sitting around on a flying aircraft carrier waiting for a reason to unite and save the world. The final action sequence in New York City was also rather lame. Just a bunch of CG shots of generic looking interdimensional beings attacking the city as it cut back and forth to the actors on a soundstage. It wasn't all horrible, though, obviously, Tom Hiddleston as Loki and Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk were absolutely fantastic.
The answer to why Whedon will never direct a Star Wars film is simply Avengers: Age of Ultron. Even as bad as I thought the first Avengers film was, I thought Avengers: Age of Ultron was a hell of a lot worse. We all know the drama surrounding the production of that film and how it broke Whedon's spirit before he all but dropped off the face of the planet. If Whedon can't handle an Avengers film, how could he handle helming a Star Wars film? I don't care who you are, no one comes in and just does their own thing with the Star Wars franchise so he can kiss that dream goodbye. Lucasfilm has a plan for the franchise and they select directors who they believe can realize their vision along with adding their own style and sensibilities as directors of course. But no matter who you are, you don't get to just come in and do whatever you want.
Regardless of whether or not he could make a good Star Wars film, he's already burned his bridge over at Marvel, who we know, are part of the Disney family along with Lucasfilm. Given the challenges that marred the production of Ultron it's highly unlikely Whedon would be welcomed into Lucasfilm to helm a Star Wars film.
Sorry Joss, but no thank you. How about a sequel to Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog instead?
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In the slow heat of the summer, the 2019 Legislative Session seems so far away. (It starts in 23 weeks) Yet, its during the interim where the policy work gets done and when decision packages are developed for the upcoming budget session. Here's a few things that are happening that might be of interest to you.
The Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families is holding a one-hour webinar, 1 p.m., Tuesday, August 7, to provide an update on the 2019 legislative session budget process and the agency's decision package currently being prepared. There will be an opportunity ask questions and provide recommendations. Register here.
In recent months, Olympia and Thurston County have declared homelessness a public health emergency--joining Seattle and King County which made the declaration in 2015. Meanwhile, homelessness advocates gear up to build on the success of the 2018 session. In a June Crosscut article, Michele Thomas of the Washington Low Income Housing Alliance was quoted as saying that Alliance will push for the Housing Trust Fund to be increased to nearly $200 million, where it was 10 years ago.
The Child Care Collaborative Task Force held its first meeting on July 10. Created by legislation this year, the Task Force is charged with examining the effects of child care affordability and accessibility on the workforce and on business. and assigned to the Department of Commerce to manage. Here's the meeting agenda and you can watch parts of the meeting on TVW.


Rain, more rain, then more rain, Then it rained. Drove up the road to the supermarche and did some shopping, came back, more rain so filled up the water tank etc. and left.Went to Bourges but the parking didn't suit, nuff said.Went on to Valencay where we stopped in a car park. Not a very good day. Not a very good night.
Moved on again, didn't like the parking in middle of town.Turned left off Blois road not really knowing where we were heading.(Have found lots of times that if you just take any road you are usually delighted with what you find.)As was this case, St Aignan, beautiful place on the river Cher. The Aire is on the main bridge going away from the ville,next to the Piscine .Had our lunch and then walked around the town.
The church as always, impressive. Just as we left a funeral came in.
The chateau was pretty impressive as well but a private residence so no visiting.
The day was not a bright one. And after that it started raining so back to the van drove a couple Kms. to Noyers-sur-Cher. Pulled into a layby at a roundabout on approach to the Ville which we assumed was an Aire and stayed the night. Found out later the aire is a couple hundred yards away alongside the canal.
roundabouts different. This is next to where we stayed.
While there met nice,chatty French family, which most French people seem to be.
Had a drive around the area looking for places to stop and visit. Ended up at Cheverney. Much better presented than Meillant tidy gardens, not whooshed around by guides and price of entry the same 7.50 Euros which seems to be the going price for most places and free for Blue Card carriers which we are. Not all places do the free entry especially in France but in Italy it is more the norm.
Where the Lord and Lady dine. The rest of the house is public. So's this come to that.
Gets you from the drawing room to the bedchamber.
In case you think we've suddenly sprouted trees, this is the back or front depending on which way you came in.
A very nice day out. We then drove around to different villes looking for Aires that were marked on a tourist map we had of the area but couldn't locate them and the locals didn'ty seem to know either. One bloke however was quit sure he knew what we were looking for and jumped in his car and said follow me.Which we did for about 5 or 6 miles and he took us to the aire that was a couple of hundred yards from the one we stayed at last night. This is not the first time a French person has gone out of their way to help us like this. They are very obliging and mainly very nice people.
This is the proper Aire at Noyers but this one needed a token which you get from one of the local shops. If you have the Campingcar book (Below) then you are usually told in there where to get them, otherwise it can be tricky.
The roundabout we stayed at is a couple hundred yards down the lane behind us.
More rain during the night. Drove to Montrichard and found parking on the Banks of The Cher close to bridge that takes you across the river into town.
With the night comes a whole different scene.
Back to the van, had lunch, drove through Chenonceau.Didn't stop, it was heaving. Through Blere, towards Tours on D976 then off left to Athee-sur-Cher. A small Aire for three camping cars.Would appear that I don't have a pic for this so will move on.


Pulse the pecans in a food processor until fine.
Add the pumpkin puree, maple syrup, vanilla extract, cinnamon and coconut flour. Pulse until smooth, scraping down the sides as needed.
Roll into 8 balls, place on a parchment lined plate and freeze for 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, place water in a small pot, a heatproof bowl or plate on top that is not touching the water. Heat the water and place the chocolate in the bowl or plate. Add the coconut oil and move around until nice and melted.
Take the balls out of the freezer, dip in the chocolate, tap the fork gently to release extra chocolate. Move to the parchment lined dish and repeat until done.
Take a fork or spoon and drizzle extra chocolate on top for more appeal, and opt to top with a few chopped pecans. Freeze for 20-30 minutes and enjoy. If I have extra chocolate, I'll dip nuts or dried fruit or place it in a mold and freeze for future treats.
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The hottest and most talked about producers in house music are Sean Grasty and DJ Rikky Rivera (Remixer).
Known around the world as the "Groove Addix". Sean Grasty and DJ Rikky Rivera have already produced songs for the Legendary House Diva SuSu Bobien as well as current remix projects that include International Superstar Inaya Day, the Queen of Gospel Energy Dawn Tallman as well as recent approval by Warner Chapell Music to rework an unreleased demo written and recorded by the late King of Pop Michael Jackson.
In addition to producing monster Diva vocals over infectious bass lines and pounding drums the Groove Addix have also co produced songs for David Penn, Prok & Fitch and DJ Danny Clark just to name a few.
What's even more interesting is the fact that Grasty also controls the front office of Global Village Worldwide Music LLC where he is President and CEO.
Global Village is an artist management and music publishing company located on Fifth Avenue in New York City and co-owned by DJ Rikky Rivera.
INAYA DAY comes through with a Gospel Energy Anthem telling the story of finding comfort during life's tough times.
SLAAG RECORDS, the home to Gospel Energy as a genre, is proud to release this stellar anthem.
INAYA DAY comes through telling the story of finding comfort during life's tough times.
We all may feel as though our cry is not heard, but Inaya's soulful vocals will help you know understand that it is.
Lynnette is a native of Baltimore, Maryland. With gospel influenced vocal roots this is NOT her first outing as a recording artist. Lynnette's most noted previous single is "Only You".
After a hiatus from the industry we welcome back the talent of Lynnette Smith.
STACI is a classically trained singer.
After 10 years of training and master classes in Italy, Staci decided that opera was not her life's ambition.
The discovery led her to take a break from music altogether and forge a career in PR, helping others to realize their dreams.
After being introduced to the inhibition of New York's club scene Staci decided that house music is something she could be happy with.
Staci has appeared on tracks from Fcom, Miso, Warmth and Strata.
MIKIEL, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, honed his vocal talents at the age of 7.
He was singing his first piece fronting his community church choir.
Throughout his teen years, Mikiel was a background singer in studio sessions and nightclubs in New York.
SLAAG RECORDS is proud to introduce Mikiel to the world with his first solo recording.
The Italian group consists of Wendy Lewis, legendary DJ Kenny Carpenter, Matteo Lonescu & Vinicio Massaro.
So what we have here is a modern day CHANGE or CHIC, the kinda of group where the masterminds put their sound together with great vocalists that suit the song they are producing.
They indeed put a new flow on the Bonnie Pointer hit Free Me From My Freedom.
Darryl D'Bonneau is legendary at this point.
His songs have pumped dance floors worldwide.
This his first outing with us and we are honored to have this great singer come into the SLAAG camp.


And one to go. Today has been one of those days when I feel like more than one day has taken place. One of my card batches is just about done and then I have one more to complete. Then it is on to dinner and our other adventures.
Yesterday I learned that I need to be more aware and appreciative of the people who help me. I thought I had learned that lesson, but I found myself learning it again. Sigh.


Building on the success of many single-campus ECHS and T-STEM programs, Educate Texas is expanding proven programs across entire districts. Through these district-wide partnerships, Educate Texas has gained insights on how to build capacity at the school level to support innovations and apply human resources to achieve positive, sustainable systems change.
In 2011, faced with research showing that Texas high school students rank higher for college and career readiness when they receive science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) training, Educate Texas and partner TI Foundation identified Lancaster Independent School District (LISD) as an ideal district to receive a grant to partner in implementing a districtwide STEM project over five years.
In May 2018, the Texas Instruments (TI) Foundation announced a $4.6 million grant to Richardson ISD to Educate Texas to support Richardson ISD in creating a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) feeder pattern within the Lloyd V. Berkner High School attendance zone. With technical assistance provided by Educate Texas, this initiative supports 16 schools serving more than 10,000 students from 80 different countries.


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Hunting and Fishing Season
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There are two seasons for sportsmen and sportswomen in Pennsylvania, hunting and fishing season. It's no wonder that the PA fish and game seasons are so popular with hundreds of fresh water lakes to fish and rolling mountains in which to hunt, Pennsylvania is a sportsman's paradise. Small game season in Pennsylvania starts in mid October with rabbit, red, black and grey squirrels being in season, as well as fox. The season runs till the end of November. It ends just before deer season and resumes on December 15 through December 23. You can also hunt small game from December 26 though February 7.
Although many die hard hunters will go out for small game, most hunters move into the woods on the weekend after Thanksgiving. Beginning that Monday white tailed deer are in season. Antlered and non-antlered white tails can be hunted from December 1 through December 13. A license for deer is $20 for a resident hunter and $101.00 for a no-resident hunter. How about something a little bigger? Black Bear season starts the week before deer season and only last three days. November 24 through 26. All black bears are legal no matter what the size or age. And if a Black Bear isn't enough challenge, how about an Elk? Pennsylvania has a designated Elk season and awards license by lottery. Elk season is the first week of November. Most of the Elk can be found in the northern counties of Elk, Forest and Clearfield Counties. Licensing fees for Elk for resident hunters is $25.00 and non-resident is $250.00
In addition to the big game animals, there are also some that have no season but can be hunted all year. Those animals are coyotes, raccoons and foxes. The second part of the PA Fish and Game season is of course fishing. Whether you like wading in the stream เกมยิงปลาออนไลน์ on the first day of trout season or sitting on the lake during the early morning, waiting for the bass to jump, Pennsylvania is your place for fish. The second Saturday of April is the start of trout season. You'll have to get to your favorite spot before the sun comes up just to get a parking space because it will be busy. Fishing on that first day can be rewarding, but can also be frustrating because of the number of people that you'll be sharing the stream with.
A little more relaxing is the first day of Bass season. Of course you can fish for bass along the many mountain streams you'll find in Pennsylvania, but you'll find the big ones in one of the fresh water lakes that dot the countryside. Some of the more popular lakes sit in the center of the state. Raystown Lake in Huntingdon County is known for Striped Bass and holds many tournaments throughout the season. Bass season starts the second Saturday in June. Licensing fees for fishing is $22.70 for a resident and $52.70 for a non-resident. If you're just visiting, you can get a seven day tourist license for $34.70. No matter what your sport, the PA Fish and Game seasons are for you.
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Strom Thurmond Career and Technology Center Lady Rebel Welders Honor Veterans with Crosses
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The All-female Welding II and the Male Welding III and IV classes at Strom Thurmond Career and Technology Center (STCTC) fabricated eighty-two crosses for the Ladies of Rosman's Heritage Day in Rosman North Carolina. "We were visiting Edgefield for its Memorial Day program and saw the crosses that were made by the career center's students for their veterans and decided then and there we had to have those crosses for Rosman's (NC) veterans," explained Sharon Hogshed, president of Ladies of Rosman.
The 2018-2019 all-female Welding II and the regular Welding III and IV classes at STCTC fabricated the crosses as a class project. "These young people did an excellent job with their craftsmanship. The process taught them about welding, but they also learned quite a bit about community and history," said Bill Cheatham, STCTC Welding teacher. The eighty-two crosses were welded and the names of the veterans and the wars in which they served were cut with a plasma cutter. The separate pieces were then powder coated and assembled by the students.
The STCTC Welding students began fabricating the crosses in January and completed them in September of 2019. The chairperson and vice-chairperson of the career center's AWS Chapter delivered the crosses on October 5, 2019 for the Rosman Heritage Festival. The Ladies of Rosman organizes their Heritage festival annually.
The crosses celebrated soldiers from Rosman, North Carolina who died in service, were Prisoners of War, or are Missing in Action in WWI, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, or GWOT (Global War on Terror). "We owe it to those who made the ultimate sacrifices for our freedoms to remember them. Our Heritage Festival provides our community the chance to do that," said Hogshed.
Carrie Yonce , AWS Chairperson and Chelsea Glover, Vice-chairperson worked on the project and made the delivery to Rosman the weekend of the its Heritage Festival. "The whole project was a learning experience. We are exposed to so much more in our welding classes than how to weld," said Yonce. Bill Cheatham, STCTC's welding teacher built storage boxes. "If they keep the box dry and store the crosses in it year around, these veterans will be remembered for a long long time," noted Cheatham.
Cheatham and his wife, Charlotte took the AWS leaders to the festival to deliver the crosses. "The crosses they were using were just like the ones Edgefield had before a class a few years ago made theirs; they were wood," explained Yonce. Members of the Rosman community assisted the Edgefield delegation in unloading and setting up the crosses. "The whole community was so appreciative for the work we did. They made us feel right at home," said Glover.
The crosses were welded with the GMAW process using 3/16″ x 3″ steel totaling 410 feet. The students had close to 109 hours in cutting, grit blasting, and welding the crosses. In addition, they designed and cut the eight-two veterans' names and the wars in which they served. The names were cut on the Welding Department's CNC plasma cutter using 14 gage steel. One hundred and seventy-eight veterans' names and wars were created.
Bill Cheatham, far right supervises the unloading of crosses at the Rosman, NC Heritage Festival.
Carrie Yonce, Strom Thurmond Career and Technology Center's AWS Chairperson opens a permanent storage containers built by Bill Cheatham, the programs welding teacher.
One of many of Rosman's community members who pitched in with setting up crosses.
Carrie Yonce, Strom Thurmond Career and Technology Center's AWS Chairperson and Chelsea Glover, Vice-Chairperson install America flags.
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Yonce and Glover celebrate a job well done.
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Flechas de Prata, ou ainda, Flechas Prateadas (Silberpfeil em alemão) eram as equipes de competições da Mercedes-Benz e Auto Union entre os anos de 1934 e 1939 pela imprensa alemã devido a sua dominância nas competições de automobilismo da época, deixando de ser utilizado durante um breve período após o início da Segunda Guerra Mundial, devido ao fato das empresas passarem a priorizar a construção de veículos militares, assim como a paralisação da maioria das competições. O apelido posteriormente foi revivido durante os anos de 1954 e 1955 pelo domínio da Mercedes na Fórmula 1,  entrando num hiato de quase 35 anos após a mesma abandonar as competições em virtude da tragédia de Le Mans em 1955, onde um acidente envolvendo um dos pilotos da equipe durante a edição daquele ano das 24 Horas de Le Mans, Pierre Levegh, causou a morte de 84 pessoas, além do próprio. O apelido retornou no final dos anos 1980 e durante os anos 1990, com o retorno da Mercedes às competições, e principalmente com o desempenho vitoriso do Mercedes-Benz C11 nas competições de resistência; assim como no retorno da marca a Fórmula 1 em 2010, e posterior sucesso da mesma pouco após o retorno.

O motivo para a coloração prateada dos veículos da Mercedes é controverso, mas a versão mais conhecida da história, publicada nas memórias do então chefe da equipe, Alfred Neubauer, e do piloto Manfred von Brauchitsch, eles tiveram a ideia de remover a pintura, deixando os veículos apenas nas chapas de alumínio, após o Mercedes-Benz W25, o primeiro veículo construído após um investimento de 250 mil reichsmarks do governo alemão na empresa, ultrapassar em um quilograma os 750 quilogramas permitido pelos regulamentos das principais competições de fórmula da época. Com o W25, Rudolf Caracciola, um dos mais famosos e importantes automobilistas do período anterior a Fórmula 1, venceu seu primeiro título do Campeonato Europeu de Automobilismo, em 1935. Caracciola ainda conquistaria os títulos de 1937 e 1938 com a Mercedes. A edição de 1936 ficou com Bernd Rosemeyer, pilotando pela Auto Union. A Auto Union, que também recebera 250 mil reichsmarks do governo alemão, liderava a controversa edição de 1939 do campeonato europeu com Hermann Paul Müller quando o mesmo acabou sendo paralisado em virtude da eclosão da Segunda Guerra. Apesar da paralisação, Hermann Lang, da Mercedes, que se encontrava na segunda colocação no momento, foi considerado pelos responsáveis pelo automobilismo do governo alemão como o campeão.

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package edu.asu.qstore4s.converter.impl;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.StringReader;
import java.net.URISyntaxException;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.UUID;

import org.jdom2.Document;
import org.jdom2.Element;
import org.jdom2.JDOMException;
import org.jdom2.Namespace;
import org.jdom2.input.SAXBuilder;
import org.jdom2.output.Format;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;

import edu.asu.qstore4s.converter.ISearchXmlParser;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.converter.IXmlElements;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.exception.InvalidDataException;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.exception.ParserException;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.ISearchRelation;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.ISearchTerm;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.ISearchTermPart;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.ISearchTermParts;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchActorFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchConceptFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchExpressionFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchFormatFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchFormattedPointerFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchPlaceFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchRelationFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchSourceReferenceFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchTermFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchTermPartFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchTermPartsFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.elements.factory.ISearchVocabularyEntryFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.events.ISearchAppellationEvent;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.events.ISearchCreationEvent;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.events.ISearchRelationEvent;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.events.factory.ISearchAppellationEventFactory;
import edu.asu.qstore4s.search.events.factory.ISearchRelationEventFactory;

/**
 *
 * @author Bhargav Desai & Veena Borannagowda
 *
 */

@Service
public class SearchXmlParser  implements ISearchXmlParser {

	@Autowired
	private ISearchRelationFactory relationFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchActorFactory actorFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchConceptFactory conceptFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchPlaceFactory placeFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchSourceReferenceFactory sourceReferenceFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchTermFactory termFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchTermPartFactory termPartFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchTermPartsFactory termPartsFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchVocabularyEntryFactory vocabularyEntryFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchRelationEventFactory relationEventFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchAppellationEventFactory appellationEventFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchExpressionFactory searchExpressionFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchFormatFactory formatFactory;
	@Autowired
	private ISearchFormattedPointerFactory formattedPointerFactory;

	/**
	 * This method parses the XML file and creates the Objects for storing in
	 * the Database.
	 *
	 * @param xml
	 *            Input file given by the user in form of string.
	 * @throws InvalidDataException
	 * @returns list of creation events present in the input string.
	 */

	@Override
	public ISearchCreationEvent parseXML(String xml) throws ParserException,
			IOException, URISyntaxException, ParseException,
			InvalidDataException {

		SAXBuilder XMLbuilder = new SAXBuilder();
		Document XMLDocument;

		try {
			String formattedXML = Format.compact(xml);
			XMLDocument = (Document) XMLbuilder.build((new StringReader(
					formattedXML)));

		} catch (JDOMException e) {
			throw new ParserException(e.toString());
		}

		Element rootElement = XMLDocument.getRootElement();
		Namespace nameSpace = rootElement.getNamespace();
		List<Element> Children = rootElement.getChildren();
		Iterator<Element> childrenIterator = Children.iterator();

		Element childNode = childrenIterator.next();
		if (childNode.getName().equals(IXmlElements.APPELLATION_EVENT)) {
			ISearchAppellationEvent rootNode = getAppellationEvent(childNode,
					nameSpace);

			return rootNode;

		}

		else if (childNode.getName().equals(IXmlElements.RELATION_EVENT))

		{

			ISearchRelationEvent rootNode = getRelationEvent(childNode,
					nameSpace);
			return rootNode;

		} else {
			throw new InvalidDataException();
		}

	}

	/**
	 * This method creates objects for the relational event present in the input
	 * string.
	 *
	 * @param relationEvent
	 *            Element object from the input string which is a relational
	 *            event.
	 * @return RelationEvent object.
	 */

	public ISearchRelationEvent getRelationEvent(Element relationEvent,
			Namespace nameSpace) throws ParserException, IOException,
			URISyntaxException, ParseException {

		DateFormat formatter;
		formatter = new SimpleDateFormat(IXmlElements.DATE_FORMAT);

		ISearchRelationEvent relationEventObject = relationEventFactory
				.createRelationEvent();

		String name = (IXmlElements.RELATION_EVENT
				+ UUID.randomUUID().getLeastSignificantBits()).replaceAll("-", "");

		relationEventObject.setName(name);

		relationEventObject.setId(checkForSpaces(relationEvent.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.ID, nameSpace)));

		relationEventObject.setConnector(checkForSpaces(relationEvent
				.getChildText(IXmlElements.CONNECTOR, nameSpace)));

		{
			Element child = relationEvent.getChild(IXmlElements.CREATOR,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				relationEventObject
						.setCreator(actorFactory
								.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(relationEvent
										.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATOR,
												nameSpace))));

				relationEventObject.getCreator().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		if (checkForSpaces(relationEvent.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace)) != null) {

			relationEventObject.setCreationDate((Date) formatter
					.parse(checkForSpaces(relationEvent.getChildText(
							IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace))));
		}

		{
			Element child = relationEvent.getChild(IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				relationEventObject.setCreationPlace(placeFactory
						.createSearchPlace(checkForSpaces(relationEvent
								.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE,
										nameSpace))));

				relationEventObject.getCreationPlace().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = relationEvent.getChild(
					IXmlElements.RELATION_CREATOR, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				relationEventObject.setRelationCreator(actorFactory
						.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(relationEvent
								.getChildText(IXmlElements.RELATION_CREATOR,
										nameSpace))));

				relationEventObject.getRelationCreator().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = relationEvent.getChild(
					IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				relationEventObject
						.setSourceReference(sourceReferenceFactory
								.createSearchSourceReference(checkForSpaces(relationEvent
										.getChildText(
												IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE,
												nameSpace))));

				relationEventObject.getSourceReference().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = relationEvent.getChild(
					IXmlElements.INTERPRETATION_CREATOR, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				relationEventObject.setInterpretationCreator(actorFactory
						.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(relationEvent
								.getChildText(
										IXmlElements.INTERPRETATION_CREATOR,
										nameSpace))));

				relationEventObject.getInterpretationCreator().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		Element relationChild = relationEvent.getChild(IXmlElements.RELATION,
				nameSpace);

		ISearchRelation relationObject = relationFactory.createSearchRelation();

		String nameRelation = (IXmlElements.RELATION
				+ UUID.randomUUID().getLeastSignificantBits()).replaceAll("-", "");

		relationObject.setName(nameRelation);

		relationObject.setConnector(checkForSpaces(relationChild.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.CONNECTOR, nameSpace)));

		relationObject.setId(checkForSpaces(relationChild.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.ID, nameSpace)));

		{
			Element child = relationChild.getChild(IXmlElements.CREATOR,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				relationObject
						.setCreator(actorFactory
								.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(relationChild
										.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATOR,
												nameSpace))));

				relationObject.getCreator().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		if (checkForSpaces(relationChild.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace)) != null) {

			relationObject.setCreationDate((Date) formatter
					.parse(checkForSpaces(relationChild.getChildText(
							IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace))));
		}

		{
			Element child = relationChild.getChild(IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {
				relationObject.setCreationPlace(placeFactory
						.createSearchPlace(checkForSpaces(relationChild
								.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE,
										nameSpace))));

				relationObject.getCreationPlace().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = relationChild.getChild(
					IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				relationObject
						.setSourceReference(sourceReferenceFactory
								.createSearchSourceReference(checkForSpaces(relationChild
										.getChildText(
												IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE,
												nameSpace))));

				relationObject.getSourceReference().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		Element subjectChild = relationChild.getChild(IXmlElements.SUBJECT,
				nameSpace);

		if (subjectChild != null) {

			{
				List<Element> subject = subjectChild.getChildren();
				Iterator<Element> subjectIterator = subject.iterator();
				Element appellationRelation = subjectIterator.next();

				if (appellationRelation.getName().equals(
						IXmlElements.APPELLATION_EVENT)) {
					ISearchAppellationEvent appellationSubEventObject = getAppellationEvent(
							appellationRelation, nameSpace);
					relationObject.setSubject(appellationSubEventObject);

				} else if (appellationRelation.getName().equals(
						IXmlElements.RELATION_EVENT)) {
					ISearchRelationEvent childRelationEventObject = relationEventFactory
							.createRelationEvent();
					childRelationEventObject = getRelationEvent(
							appellationRelation, nameSpace);
					relationObject.setSubject(childRelationEventObject);

				}

			}

		}

		Element predicateChild = relationChild.getChild(IXmlElements.PREDICATE,
				nameSpace);

		if (predicateChild != null) {

			{
				Element appellationRelation = predicateChild.getChild(
						IXmlElements.APPELLATION_EVENT, nameSpace);
				ISearchAppellationEvent appellationPredEventObject = getAppellationEvent(
						appellationRelation, nameSpace);
				relationObject.setPredicate(appellationPredEventObject);
			}

		}

		Element objectChild = relationChild.getChild(IXmlElements.OBJECT,
				nameSpace);

		if (objectChild != null) {

			{
				List<Element> object = objectChild.getChildren();
				Iterator<Element> objectIterator = object.iterator();
				Element appellationRelation = objectIterator.next();

				if (checkForSpaces(appellationRelation.getName()).equals(
						IXmlElements.APPELLATION_EVENT)) {
					ISearchAppellationEvent appellationObjEventObject = getAppellationEvent(
							appellationRelation, nameSpace);
					relationObject.setObject(appellationObjEventObject);
				} else if (checkForSpaces(objectChild.getName()).equals(
						IXmlElements.RELATION)) {
					ISearchRelationEvent childRelationEventObject = relationEventFactory
							.createRelationEvent();
					childRelationEventObject = getRelationEvent(
							appellationRelation, nameSpace);
					relationObject.setObject(childRelationEventObject);
				}

			}
		}

		relationEventObject.setRelation(relationObject);

		return relationEventObject;
	}

	/**
	 * This method creates objects for the appellation event present in the
	 * input string.
	 *
	 * @param appellationEvent
	 *            Element object from the input string which is an appellation
	 *            event.
	 * @return AppellationEvent object.
	 */

	public ISearchAppellationEvent getAppellationEvent(
			Element appellationEvent, Namespace nameSpace)
			throws ParserException, IOException, URISyntaxException,
			ParseException {

		DateFormat formatter;
		formatter = new SimpleDateFormat(IXmlElements.DATE_FORMAT);
		ISearchAppellationEvent appellationEventObject = appellationEventFactory
				.createAppellationEvent();

		appellationEventObject.setId(checkForSpaces(appellationEvent
				.getChildText(IXmlElements.ID, nameSpace)));

		String name = (IXmlElements.APPELLATION_EVENT
				+ UUID.randomUUID().getLeastSignificantBits()).replaceAll("-", "");

		appellationEventObject.setName(name);

		{
			Element child = appellationEvent.getChild(IXmlElements.CREATOR,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				appellationEventObject
						.setCreator(actorFactory
								.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(appellationEvent
										.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATOR,
												nameSpace))));

				appellationEventObject.getCreator().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		if (checkForSpaces(appellationEvent.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace)) != null) {

			appellationEventObject.setCreationDate((Date) formatter
					.parse(checkForSpaces(appellationEvent.getChildText(
							IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace))));
		}

		appellationEventObject.setConnector(checkForSpaces(appellationEvent
				.getChildText(IXmlElements.CONNECTOR, nameSpace)));

		{
			Element child = appellationEvent.getChild(
					IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				appellationEventObject.setCreationPlace(placeFactory
						.createSearchPlace(checkForSpaces(appellationEvent
								.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE,
										nameSpace))));

				appellationEventObject.getCreationPlace().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = appellationEvent.getChild(
					IXmlElements.INTERPRETATION_CREATOR, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				appellationEventObject.setInterpretationCreator(actorFactory
						.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(appellationEvent
								.getChildText(
										IXmlElements.INTERPRETATION_CREATOR,
										nameSpace))));

				appellationEventObject
						.getInterpretationCreator()
						.setSearchType(
								child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = appellationEvent.getChild(
					IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				appellationEventObject
						.setSourceReference(sourceReferenceFactory
								.createSearchSourceReference(checkForSpaces(appellationEvent
										.getChildText(
												IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE,
												nameSpace))));

				appellationEventObject.getSourceReference().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		Element term = (Element) appellationEvent.getChild(IXmlElements.TERM,
				nameSpace);

		if (term != null) {
			ISearchTerm termObject = getTermObject(term, nameSpace);

			appellationEventObject.setTerm(termObject);
		}

		return appellationEventObject;
	}

	/**
	 * This method creates object for the Term present in the appellation Event.
	 *
	 * @param term
	 *            Element Term object from the input string which is in an
	 *            appellation event.
	 * @param nameSpace
	 *            NameSpace of the input XML.
	 * @param referencedObjectList
	 *            List containing the referenced Objects
	 * @return Term object.
	 */
	public ISearchTerm getTermObject(Element term, Namespace nameSpace)
			throws ParseException {
		DateFormat formatter;
		formatter = new SimpleDateFormat(IXmlElements.DATE_FORMAT);
		ISearchTerm termObject = termFactory.createSearchTerm();

		termObject.setConnector(checkForSpaces(term.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.CONNECTOR, nameSpace)));

		String name = (IXmlElements.TERM
				+ UUID.randomUUID().getLeastSignificantBits()).replaceAll("-", "");

		termObject.setName(name);

		termObject.setId(checkForSpaces(term.getChildText(IXmlElements.ID,
				nameSpace)));

		{
			Element child = term.getChild(IXmlElements.CREATOR, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termObject.setCreator(actorFactory
						.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(term.getChildText(
								IXmlElements.CREATOR, nameSpace))));

				termObject.getCreator().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = term.getChild(IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termObject.setCreationPlace(placeFactory
						.createSearchPlace(checkForSpaces(term.getChildText(
								IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE, nameSpace))));

				termObject.getCreationPlace().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		if (checkForSpaces(term.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE,
				nameSpace)) != null) {

			termObject.setCreationDate((Date) formatter
					.parse(checkForSpaces(term.getChildText(
							IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace))));
		}
		{
			Element child = term.getChild(IXmlElements.INTERPRETATION,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termObject.setInterpretation(conceptFactory
						.createSearchConcept(checkForSpaces(term.getChildText(
								IXmlElements.INTERPRETATION, nameSpace))));

				termObject.getInterpretation().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = term.getChild(IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE,
					nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termObject.setSourceReference(sourceReferenceFactory
						.createSearchSourceReference(checkForSpaces(term
								.getChildText(IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE,
										nameSpace))));

				termObject.getSourceReference().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = term.getChild(
					IXmlElements.NORMALIZED_REPRESENTATION, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termObject.setCertain(new Boolean(checkForSpaces(term
						.getChildText(IXmlElements.CERTAIN, nameSpace))));

				termObject.setNormalizedRepresentation(vocabularyEntryFactory
						.createSearchVocabularyEntry(checkForSpaces(term
								.getChildText(
										IXmlElements.NORMALIZED_REPRESENTATION,
										nameSpace))));

				termObject.getNormalizedRepresentation().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));

			}

		}

		Element printedRepresentation = (Element) term.getChild(
				IXmlElements.PRINTED_REPRESENTATION, nameSpace);

		if (printedRepresentation != null) {

			ISearchTermParts termPartsObject = getTermPartsObject(
					printedRepresentation, nameSpace);

			termObject.setPrintedRepresentation(termPartsObject);
		}
		return termObject;
	}

	/**
	 * This method creates object for the TermParts present in the Term Element.
	 *
	 * @param printedRepresentation
	 *            TermParts object from the input string which is in an Term
	 *            element.
	 * @param nameSpace
	 *            NameSpace of the input XML.
	 * @param referencedObjectList
	 *            List containing the referenced Objects
	 * @return TermParts object.
	 */
	public ISearchTermParts getTermPartsObject(Element printedRepresentation,
			Namespace nameSpace) throws ParseException {
		DateFormat formatter;
		formatter = new SimpleDateFormat(IXmlElements.DATE_FORMAT);
		ISearchTermParts termPartsObject = termPartsFactory
				.createSearchTermParts();

		termPartsObject.setConnector(checkForSpaces(printedRepresentation
				.getChildText(IXmlElements.CONNECTOR, nameSpace)));

		String name = (IXmlElements.PRINTED_REPRESENTATION
				+ UUID.randomUUID().getLeastSignificantBits()).replaceAll("-", "");

		termPartsObject.setName(name);

		termPartsObject.setId(checkForSpaces(printedRepresentation
				.getChildText(IXmlElements.ID, nameSpace)));
		{
			Element child = printedRepresentation.getChild(
					IXmlElements.CREATOR, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termPartsObject
						.setCreator(actorFactory
								.createSearchActor(checkForSpaces(printedRepresentation
										.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATOR,
												nameSpace))));

				termPartsObject.getCreator().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		{
			Element child = printedRepresentation.getChild(
					IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termPartsObject.setCreationPlace(placeFactory
						.createSearchPlace(checkForSpaces(printedRepresentation
								.getChildText(IXmlElements.CREATION_PLACE,
										nameSpace))));

				termPartsObject.getCreationPlace().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		if (checkForSpaces(printedRepresentation.getChildText(
				IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace)) != null) {

			termPartsObject.setCreationDate((Date) formatter
					.parse(checkForSpaces(printedRepresentation.getChildText(
							IXmlElements.CREATION_DATE, nameSpace))));
		}

		{
			Element child = printedRepresentation.getChild(
					IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE, nameSpace);

			if (child != null) {

				termPartsObject
						.setReferencedSource(sourceReferenceFactory
								.createSearchSourceReference(checkForSpaces(printedRepresentation
										.getChildText(
												IXmlElements.SOURCE_REFERENCE,
												nameSpace))));

				termPartsObject.getReferencedSource().setSearchType(
						child.getAttributeValue(IXmlElements.SEARCH_TYPE));
			}

		}

		List<Element> TermPartNodesArrayList = printedRepresentation
				.getChildren(IXmlElements.TERM_PART, nameSpace);
		Set<Element> TermPartNodes = new HashSet<Element>(
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			termPartObject.setConnector(checkForSpaces(currentElement
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					termPartObject.getNormalization().setSearchType(
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				termPartObject.setPosition(Integer
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		return termPartList;
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Embolization through the thyrocervical trunk: vascular anatomy, variants, and a case series
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5450-148XCarlos Pérez-García1,
Carlos Malfaz2,
Mariano del Valle Diéguez1,
Fernando Fortea Gil1,
Javier Saura Lorente1,
Miguel Echenagusia Boyra3,
Manuel González Leyte3,
Antonio Pérez-Higueras4,
Enrique Castro-Reyes1
1 Department of Interventional Neuroradiology, Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain
2 Department of Neuroradiology, Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain
3 Department of Vascular Interventional Radiology, Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain
4 Department of Interventional Neuroradiology, Hospital Ruber Internacional, Madrid, Spain
Correspondence to Dr Carlos Pérez-García, Department of Interventional Neuroradiology, HospitalGeneral Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid 28007, Spain; cperezgarcia.med{at}gmail.com
Background and purpose The thyrocervical trunk (TCT) is the second ascending branch of the subclavian artery. It is considered a 'border territory' between interventional vascular radiology and interventional neuroradiology because it gives rise to branches both cervical and to the upper limbs. We describe the TCT branches anatomy, the most frequent variants, and expose eight endovascular procedures performed through the thyrocervical trunk.
Methods A retrospective review of all the interventional radiology procedures carried out through the TCT in our tertiary care center from August 2014 to January 2017 is presented.
Results A total of eight endovascular procedures through the TCT including six preoperative embolizations: three paragangliomas, a cervical vertebral metastasis, a cervical vertebral aneurysmal bone cyst, and a very rare case of nerve root extradural cervical hemangioblastoma, as well as two emergency embolizations: a patient with a cervical traumatic active bleeding hematoma and a recurrent hemoptysis in a single ventricle patient.
Conclusions A correct knowledge of the vascular anatomy, anatomical variants, and anastomosis (especially with the anterior spinal artery) of the TCT is essential for a safe embolization, both preoperatively and on an emergency basis. In cases of recurrent hemoptysis and severe lower-neck injuries, the TCT should always be reviewed.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/neurintsurg-2018-013808
Contributors Protocol/project development: EC-R, CP-G, CM. Interventional procedures performance: EC-R, MdVD, FFG, JSL, MJEB, MGL, AP-H. Data collection and management: CP-G, CM, EC-R, MdVD, FFG, JSL, MJEB, MGL, AP-H. Manuscript writing/editing: CP-G, EC-R, CM. Revising the work critically for important intellectual content: CP-G, CM, EC-R, MdVD, FFG, JSL, MJEB, MGL, AP-H. Manuscript final approval: CP-G, CM, EC-R, MdVD, FFG, JSL, MJEB, MGL, AP-H. Agreement to be accountable for all aspects of the work: CP-G, CM, EC-R, MdVD, FFG, JSL, MJEB, MGL, AP-H.
Funding This research received no specific grant from any funding agency in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors.
Patient consent Detail has been removed from this case description/these case descriptions to ensure anonymity. The editors and reviewers have seen the detailed information available and are satisfied that the information backs up the case the authors are making.
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Джова́нни Амбро́джо де Пре́дис (; около 1455 — около 1508) — итальянский портретист эпохи Возрождения миланской школы, работавший вместе с Леонардо да Винчи. Один из самых характерных леонардесков.

Амброджо де Предис родился в Милане. Его братья, Евангелиста, Бернардино и Кристофоро, также были художниками. Мало известно о его обучении. Сначала он работал со своим братом Кристофоро. Затем вместе со своим братом Бернардино работал над проектами в Милане. Именно в это время он познакомился с Леонардо да Винчи.

Этот мастер работал на миланском Монетном дворе, изготовляя рисунки монет и медалей, что привило ему любовь и мастерство к профильному портрету. Ему приписывается целая группа подобных изображений, главным образом, женских.

Точная дата смерти Амброджо де Предиса не известна: нотариальный акт датирован 12 июля 1509 года.

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Establishing successful partnerships is the foundation for many services in the healthcare industry.
| Establishing successful partnerships is the foundation for many services in the healthcare industry.
Davis, M. M., Gross, C. P., & Clancy, C. M. (2012). Building a bridge to somewhere better: Linking health care research and health policy. Health Services Research, 47(1pt2), 329–336. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-6773.2011.01373.x. (EBSCO AN: 70285300).
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The key to identifying paper wasps is the shape of the nest -- a round, upside-down paper comb that is attached by a single stalk to a horizontal surface in a protected location. This paper nest resembles an umbrella, lending to these wasps nickname, "umbrella wasps." The colony starts out each spring as a single queen that has overwintered in a protected site, such as beneath bark, within leaf litter or inside the walls or attics of buildings. The queen finds a suitable nesting site and constructs a small comb nest in which she raises her first brood of larvae. These larvae mature into adult workers which then begin to forage for food, care for the new young, and enlarge the nest. Paper wasps are predators and feed on insects, spiders, and caterpillars. Most paper wasp colonies number only a few dozen workers, but under the right conditions, a colony might produce more than 100 workers. In early fall, the colony produces queens which fly out to find a site to overwinter.


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Kings and Queens of Britain, The Details
"This dictionary presents English, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish monarchs, from mythical and Romano-British rulers to the House of Windsor, in all their glory - and sometimes their disgrace. Extended entries give information on themes such as…
"This dictionary presents English, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish monarchs, from mythical and Romano-British rulers to the House of Windsor, in all their glory - and sometimes their disgrace. Extended entries give information on themes such as Coronations and Regalia, and on significant royal residences or traditions like Sandringham House and touching for the King's Evil."
Extent: Extent not available
Keywords: Queens Great Britain, Great Britain Kings and rulers Biography, Great Britain History
Coverage/Publication Date: 2001, c2003.
Update Frequency: Will be updated every year if revised


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OSTEUROPA 2-3/2011 "Es gibt keinen Wettlauf um die Arktis"
Teil des Dossiers Energie
"There Is No Competition Over the Arctic"
Karl Hinz on the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, the Raw Materials Myth, and Precedence
Karl Hinz
A number of countries bordering on the northern polar sea have claimed exclusive rights to mining raw materials in the central Arctic. The United Nations' Convention on the Law of the Sea determines which preconditions have to be fulfilled so that these claims are justified. If a coastal state wants to exercise sovereign rights over the continental shelf beyond 200 sea miles, it must provide bathymetric, geodesic, geophysical, and geological data showing that the natural extension of its territory stretches beyond this legally determined boundary. Russia has failed in an appeal to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, but is preparing a new appeal with better technical documentation.
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Charro eller vaquero (efter spanskans vaca, 'ko') är den mexikanska motsvarigheten till det sydamerikanska gaucho. Speciellt användes namnet för boskapsskötare från delstaten Jalisco men när det gäller hästsportutövare av charrería gäller det hela landet. Ursprunget av namnet kommer från tilltalet till en som kommer från Salamanca i Spanien men har ändrat betydelse i Mexiko.

I andra delar av Mexiko, inklusive de delar som övergick till USA, kallades yrket vaquero, cowboy.

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RM Achieves its Best Ever European Sale Result with $56m Monaco Sale
RM Auctions sells $56,907,139 of automobiles, boats, motorcycles and memorabilia during incredible five hour sale at Le Sporting Monte Carlo
93 percent of all lots sold as sale attract bids from 37 countries across the globe
Top sale highlights include the 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/C, which sold for $7,859,997; the 1959 Ferrari 250 GT Pininfarina Cabriolet Series I, which sold for $6,472,939; and the 1967 Ferrari 330 GTS, which sold for $2,928,234
Sale becomes RM's highest grossing European sale with at least 10 individual world auction records set throughout the evening
Full sale results available online at www.rmauctions.com
LONDON – Boasting a sale total of $56,907,139 and with an incredible 93 percent of all lots sold, RM Auctions, the world's largest collector car auction house for investment-quality automobiles, has once again set the collector car market on fire with an incredible performance in Monaco this weekend. Taking place alongside the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, the sale saw records tumble as an international audience of bidders scrambled to secure some of the finest historic sports and racing cars ever offered at auction.
With a packed auction room and strong bidding via both telephone and the Internet, the attending audience was treated to an electric atmosphere which lasted through to the final of the 90 lots offered. The top selling car of the night was the simply stunning, and ultra rare 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/C with coachwork by Scaglietti. Chassis 09067 is the ninth of only twelve such cars produced and perhaps the most original example of its kind, therefore presenting a very rare opportunity indeed. The hammer finally fell at a record-breaking $7,859,997, making it comfortably the most valuable fixed-head Ferrari 275 ever sold at auction. In an evening which once again saw the Ferrari marque dominate and secure six of the top ten prices paid, it was the gorgeous 1959 Ferrari 250 GT Pininfarina Series I Cabriolet, chassis 1181 GT, that generated the second highest bid of the evening, securing $6,472,939 to become the most valuable of its model ever sold at auction. Rounding off the top three sellers was the 1967 Ferrari 330 GTS, chassis 10719, one of ninety-nine built and a multiple concours winner, which found a new home for $2,928,234.
Max Girardo, Managing Director of RM Auctions, Europe, says: "It's not often I'm lost for words, but I am simply stunned by what we have achieved tonight in Monaco. From a results perspective, this has been our biggest ever European sale and the 93 percent sell through figure is testament to the diversity and depth of quality that we had on offer. The atmosphere and energy was incredible right through to the final lot and it's a particular delight that we have attracted so many enthusiastic new bidders from all around the world."
Perfectly matched to a sale taking place in Monaco alongside the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, the roster of cars on offer included a large number of sports-racing and single-seater grand prix cars. Among the feature lots was the immaculate, race-ready 1966 Brabham-Repco BT20 Formula One car, a significant racer which had been victorious at the 1967 Monaco Grand Prix in the hands of Denny Hulme during his championship-winning year. Boasting that kind of provenance, it was particularly satisfying to see the car achieve $1,502,646, a stunning sum which smashed its pre-sale high estimate of $1m. The Brabham wasn't the only lot on offer to have a particularly strong relationship with the principality, as RM also proudly offered the 1958 Riva Tritone also known as 'Via'. This super-stylish and powerful boat was owned from new by H.S.H. Prince Rainier lll of Monaco and his wife, Princess Grace, and is therefore an important piece of cultural history in the principality. Wonderfully restored and totally stunning, the boat secured $554,823.
The top ten sellers of night were:
275 GTB/C
250 GT Cabriolet Series I
Dino 206 S Spider
Tipo 33/2 Daytona
Lister-Jaguar
'Knobbly' Prototype
Brabham-Repco
BT20 Formula One
356 A Carrera 1500 GS Speedster
Miura P400S
For complete official results from RM's 2014 Monaco sale, please visit www.rmauctions.com or call + 44 (0) 20 7851 7070.
About RM Auctions
RM Auctions is the world's largest auction house for investment-quality automobiles. With over three decades of experience in the collector car industry, RM's vertically integrated range of services, from restoration to private treaty sales, auctions, estate planning, and financial services, coupled with an expert team of car specialists and an international footprint, provide an unsurpassed level of service to the global collector car market. RM proudly holds six of the top ten all-time records for the most expensive motor cars sold at auction, and RM's restoration division has achieved unprecedented accolades, earning Best of Show honours at the world's top concours events. For further information, please visit rmauctions.com, find us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter @rmauctions.
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